Ah, that's lovely Midge. I can relate to the barking although last night I didn't join in with 'clap/bark for nhs/carers'. I did the last couple of weeks, which the neighbours found amusing (I was actually barking at a dog going past the end of the road but they are silly humans and didn't realise). Keep barking Midge and look after Don, he gives you treats, though not enough I'm sure. Woof and licks from a fellow terrier. Jasper πΆπ
Good morning Mr.D and Midge π. She's such a clever guard dog, she even works out who's who in the"could be neighbours "
and then "who isn't a neighbour"!! These dogs of ours are just so clever. There was a programme on recently that showed all the different areas, dogs can be trained to either assist with daily living or smell hidden cash, drugs, food and more at our Airports, big events and public transport. So very, very clever. Its those that can detect cancer and other nasties that blows me away!!(and that's a hard job in itself, believe me Mr.D.).
Great rhyme which is typed by yourself but Midge told you what to write, lol π€π!πΏππ
Yet, without distraction, she's always got your backπΆ. Unconditional love and protection. Enjoy your weekend and stay safe and what's the new one ? ....."stay alert"!! πΏππ
Well done midge ,.has he got you going to the shops for him now.? Of course ,that could be an advantage that you could get Γ ll those treats you want.
Twinkle is convinced that the postman and all delivery men are out to do me terrible damage. Any child or visiting lady is invited to tickle his tummy and stroke his ears. They are such little darlings.
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Heβs a well mannered little fellow Twinkle πΆx
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